Transportation Questions, Answered.
Get clear answers about vehicle shipping, heavy equipment transport, Mexico logistics, pricing, timing, insurance and the booking process.
How long does vehicle transport take?
Most domestic moves deliver in 1–7 days depending on distance. Coast-to-coast runs average 7–10 days, and we confirm a pickup window when you book.
Is my vehicle insured during transport?
Yes. Every carrier in our network is fully licensed and insured, and your quote includes cargo coverage from pickup to delivery.
Open or enclosed — which should I choose?
Open is the economical standard for daily drivers; enclosed adds full weather and debris protection for classics, exotics and high-value vehicles. Your specialist recommends honestly for your car.
Can you ship a car that doesn’t run?
Yes — winch-equipped carriers load non-running vehicles routinely. Declare the condition when booking so the right equipment arrives.
What is door-to-door transport?
The carrier picks up and delivers as close as safely and legally possible to your addresses. When a street can’t fit a car hauler, the driver arranges a nearby meeting point.
Do you handle oversize permits?
Yes. We manage state permits, escorts, and route planning for oversize and overweight equipment — it’s all included in your quote.
What equipment can you haul?
Excavators, bulldozers, cranes, agricultural machinery, and more — moved on RGN, lowboy, or step-deck trailers matched to your load.
What information do you need to quote a machine?
Make and model, weight, dimensions, whether it loads under its own power, and the pickup and delivery points. A spec sheet or data plate photo covers most of it.
Can attachments travel with the machine?
Yes — buckets, forks and implements ride secured on the deck when weight and space allow. List them at quoting.
Can you ship my vehicle into Mexico?
Yes. We handle full vehicle legalization coordination, border crossing, and transport to your city in Mexico — one team managing the whole move.
Can any vehicle be legalized in Mexico?
No — only model year 2020 or older qualifies for permanent import. A 2021 or newer vehicle cannot be legalized, so the model year is the first thing we check, before anything is scheduled.
What paperwork do I need?
Typically the title, VIN information, your ID, and the purchase invoice when applicable. Your specialist reviews the packet before the move starts.
Do you move heavy equipment to Mexico too?
Yes — machinery is one of our core cross-border services: U.S. heavy haul, permits, customs coordination, crossing and Mexico-side delivery.
Which cities can you deliver to?
Monterrey, Saltillo, Guadalajara, San Luis Potosí, Querétaro, Mexico City and other destinations along the main corridors — tell us the city and we confirm.
How do I get a quote?
Use any quote form on this site or call +1 (888) 354-7402. Most quotes are answered within 5 minutes during business hours.
Are there hidden fees?
No. The quote you approve is the price you pay — permits, coordination and standard loading included as itemized.
How fast can you pick up?
Same-week pickup is standard, and expedited same-day options are available on most lanes.
How do I pay?
Your specialist confirms payment options when you book — no payment is required just to get a quote.
Do you offer LTL and FTL?
Both. Pallets, loose cargo, and full truckloads, matched to a carrier that already runs your lane. Your specialist confirms the rate with you in writing before anything is dispatched.
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